I must say, The Donald is absolutely delighting me at present.

[Ash]

He's fantastic, isn't he? I wish to God we had someone like him.

We should hire him for the Brexit negotiations. Cannot possibly do any worse than this shower.

[Monty92]

We should hire him for the Brexit negotiations. Cannot possibly do any worse than this shower.

You did your bit to sabotage the negotiations by voting for Jezza

[Peter]

Nah. He's currently wiping the floor with all the one-note, corporatist drones running other countries. He's a bloody marvel.

It is a dangerous precedent. THe belief that a businessman can run a country better than a politician.

Obviously anyone can run a country better than a politician but even so.....

[Burney]

You did your bit to sabotage the negotiations by voting for Jezza

To be fair, all an increased majority would have done would have been to allow May to pursue a worthlessly soft Brexit more easily.

The real problem is that the party and personnel in charge of leaving the EU don't actually want to leave the EU or believe in leaving the EU. The result will be a worthless compromise that will result in the issue continuing to blight our politics for another generation.

[Burney]

It is a dangerous precedent. THe belief that a businessman can run a country better than a politician.

Obviously anyone can run a country better than a politician but even so.....

It's a dangerous precedent for professional politicians, certainly, since it reveals them to be pretty much useless.

[Ash]

The real problem is that the party and personnel in charge of leaving the EU don't actually want to leave the EU or believe in leaving the EU. The result will be a worthless compromise that will result in the issue continuing to blight our politics for another generation.

And that the EU itself would never give a fair deal, pour décourager les autres.

Not sure where the three main, pro-EU parties are expecting the 17 million votes to go at the next election, but they don't seem very interested in them.

[Burney]

And that the EU itself would never give a fair deal, pour décourager les autres.

Not sure where the three main, pro-EU parties are expecting the 17 million votes to go at the next election, but they don't seem very interested in them.

None of them will be getting my vote, that's for absolutely fvcking certain.

[Sir C]

None of them will be getting my vote, that's for absolutely fvcking certain.

I would very much like to retain my vote, or spoil my ballot paper, or protest in some other way; but doing so simply increases the possibility of Youknowwhoo getting elected. And despite the fact that the current consrvative party seems to be about 75% socialist, it's still preferable to that gang of commies.

[Sir C]

You did your bit to sabotage the negotiations by voting for Jezza

I don't believe a voted for Jezza. He may claim to have, out of a desire to shock, but we know ultimately that he is a reasonable, reasoning, sentient adult.

There's no way he voted for the halfwit and his coterie of filth.

[Burney]

I would very much like to retain my vote, or spoil my ballot paper, or protest in some other way; but doing so simply increases the possibility of Youknowwhoo getting elected. And despite the fact that the current consrvative party seems to be about 75% socialist, it's still preferable to that gang of commies.

To be fair, the Labour Party is at least meant to be full of raving communists. The tories, on the other hand, have betrayed everything and everyone they're supposed to represent. They are traitors and can fvck off.

If we end up with Trotterdammerung, then so be it. Politics deserves Corbyn. We all deserve Corbyn for voting for an endless parade of gobsh1tes determined to pursue agendas wholly at odds with the interests of this country for so long. Fvck it. Tear it up and start again.